2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-81752006000200003
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Biologia de nidificação de Centris (Hemisiella) trigonoides Lepeletier (Hymenoptera, Apidae, Centridini)

Abstract: O comportamento de nidificação de Centris (Hemisiella) trigonoides Lepeletier, 1841, e o comportamento de seus cleptoparasitas foram estudados em Monte Santo, Bahia, Brasil. As abelhas construíram seus ninhos com uma mistura de solo e óleo, dentro de cavidades preexistentes na madeira de uma construção abandonada, assim como em gomos de bambu de 8 e 9 mm de diâmetro. Os ninhos completados tinham de uma a cinco células alongadas, arranjadas em uma série linear e orientadas horizontalmente. O tempo gasto para co… Show more

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“…Dentre as semelhanças destacam-se as características das células (disposição linear, formato e revestimento) e o material usado para a construção das partições em ninhos de C. dichrootricha Moure (Morato et al 1999), C. analis (Jesus & Garófalo 2000) e C. tarsata , Aguiar & Garófalo 2004, Aguiar et al 2005 e C. trigonoides (Aguiar et al 2006).…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Dentre as semelhanças destacam-se as características das células (disposição linear, formato e revestimento) e o material usado para a construção das partições em ninhos de C. dichrootricha Moure (Morato et al 1999), C. analis (Jesus & Garófalo 2000) e C. tarsata , Aguiar & Garófalo 2004, Aguiar et al 2005 e C. trigonoides (Aguiar et al 2006).…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Habitat fragmentation is considered to be one of the greatest threats to biological diversity (Davies et al, 2000), and due to increasing global habitat destruction, studies of species diversity are of vital importance for understanding biological communities and their conservation (Purvis and Hector, 2000). In studies made in Brazil with solitary bee species that nest in preexisting cavities, the use of trap-nests as a technique for sampling of species has provided important information not only on the occurrence of species in a habitat (Camillo et al, 1995;Garófalo, 2000;Morato and Campos, 2000;Viana et al, 2001;Aguiar and Martins, 2002;Alves-dos-Santos, 2003;Aguiar et al, 2005;Loyola and Matins, 2006;Buschini, 2006) but also on the nesting biology of those species (Garó-falo et al, 1993;Pereira et al, 1999;Morato et al, 1999;Jesus and Garófalo, 2000;Alvesdos-Santos et al, 2002;Gazola and Garófalo, 2003;Aguiar and Garófalo, 2004;Zillikens and Steiner, 2004;Camillo, 2005;Aguiar et al, 2006;Couto and Camillo, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Hemisiella ) cover the outer surface of the nest plug with an oily substance. This fact has been observed in C. nitida (Vinson et al 2010), C. trigonoides (Aguiar et al 2006, Vinson et al 2010, C. tarsata (Aguiar and Garófalo 2004), C. vittata (Pereira et al 1999;Ramos et al 2010;Vinson et al 2010), and now for C. merrillae . This character has also been described for C. analis (Jesus and Garófalo 2000) and C. bicornuta Mocsáry (Frankie et al 1988), two species belonging to the subgenus C .…”
Section: Nest Plug Covered With a Layer Of An Oily Substancementioning
confidence: 61%